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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28
Mrs. Druse's Sanitv.

special to the IndianaDoiis Journal
ALBANY, N. Y. Feb 26-The fact was dis
I IIo To-Day that some two weeks ago Governor
Hli appointed commission Of experts to ex-
anime INTO the sanity of Mrs. Druse, and to re-
port their conclusion to him This conrsa WAC
taken by the Governor after it became evident
.hae the Legislature would refuse to
cnange the law in order to determine
whe.her there could be found any
posslue grounds for his interference
= ne commission submitted their report to the
governor on the 18th inst. II is found that Mrs
Druse is now sane and was sane at the time of
the commission of the murder. Upon the re-
cent OF the report Governor Hill informed the
spiritual adviser of Mrs. Druse that he could not
consistently with his sense of duty to the State
further interfere with the sentence of the court,
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Fair Warning to Railroad Men.
Chicago New 8.

Chicago News.
1t might just as well as not be understood first
as last The railroad men Of this country are
not going to get any free puffs in the newspapers
after the interstate commerce bill goes into ef
feet. AS soon AS the free pass system dies, the
custom of referring to Col - the
general passenger of the -& railway,
as "a talented, cultured. genial and popular Of
fetal" will fall into disrepute. There will be no
genial--no, nor any cultured geEtlenen-in the
railroad business unless they pay for their genial
ity and their culture at regular advertising
rates. Nor will there be any colonies
in the railroad profession on and after the 31st
of March-at least. so far we are concerned;
every man now enjoying the title of colonel by
virtue of his ability to issue free railroad pass
will be degraded to the rank of a plain mister as
soon as this Interstate commerce bill becomes
living, breathing, sentient, desolating thing.
The grinding monopolists shall be brought down
to the business level of the average meek and
lowly patrons who stand around our doors wait
ing to get into line for their turns at the adver
Using window. When they seek personal notices
in the papers they will have to pay for them.
and when we in turn find it necessary to patron
ize the railroads will walk.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28
Rates DemOralized.

The Chicago Times says: '.There is the most
pronounced rate decentralization among the east
bound roads from Chicago. On the thirteenth
class concessions have been made to shippers
through rebates involving a reduction of nearly
quite one-third of the printed tariff figure,
bringing the rate on -four and grain down to 20
cents a hundred. The provision rate is not quite
SO badly demoralized, but mono of the big ship
pers are paying within cents Of the tariff.
Or the higher classes such as butter, eggs,
ETC., the cut is anywhere from 20 to % per
cent. off"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28
Another Candidate for the interstate Board

CLEVELAND, O., Feb 26.-The Commercial
Travellers Association of Cleveland and sales
men in Toledo and Indianapolis are about to
urge President Cleveland to appoint represent
alive OF their calling to q place on the commits
sion created by the nterstate-comwerce act
Other associations have been written to on the
subject, and united effort will be made to in
duce the President to give them a representa-
ton. Abram Metcalf. of Syracuse, N. Y, a
member of the National Travellers Association,
ADD personal friend of the President will be
the candidate put forward. He is a Democrat,
and stumped New York for Cleveland in 1884.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28
Gormany's Attitude Toward Russia,

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-The North German Gazette
denies the statement made by the Temps. of
Paris that Bismarck, in 1879, declared that
the Balkan states for Russia. The Gazette
serts with emphasis that Germany has inter
est IN the East, and will not NEEDLE in any quar-
rel which may arise there. In conclusion, the
paper says: 1T is impossible that Bismarck
has said anything which would warrant
the inference that Germany would dispute with
Russia her claim to the Balkans"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28
Engineer and Fireman Killed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26-Shortly after o'clock
this evening, engine No. so of the Chicago & East
ern Illinois railway exploded its boiler at the
Polkstreet Depot. The engineer, Augustus
Meineer, and the fireman, Clarence w. Lowe,
were killed, the body of the former being blown
ter was hurled through the roof of the depot
sixty five feet. falling afterwards through the
roof again into the depot. Both men were from
Momence. I'll. The houses in the vicinity of the
depot had their windows badly shattered by the
explosion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28
Burning.Out Chinese.

VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. 26-On Thursday night
mob of Vancouver men proceeded to camp of
Chinese, who were clearing land. They burned
the cabins of the Chinese, threw their goods into
the fire, and roughly handled the Celestials.
The police then interfered and the crowd dis
persed. Several Chinese laundries in town were
set on fire, but the flames were extinguished be-
fore serious loss occurred. To-day the Chinese
left Vancouver, and went to Westminster. 1t
is not known what will be done. but it is sup
posed the provincial government will send police
and enforce the law.
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How the Wicked Drummer WIN Do.

MIhhcGpOhS Tribune.
Scene-A railway train after April 5. First
Clergyman-Did you sell old Pepperandsalt at
Xi
Second Clereyman-Naw Do you know, he's
the worst old duffer to sell to on this rou-.
Stop-here comes the conductor As was re-
marking brother Brown, we had most re-
freshipg season of grace at x.
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The Aromatic Horse-Car.

GIN clnnatf Tlmes-S tar.
This is the season of the year when the cloth
ing of certain carly morning street-car passen-
gers smells as if their pockets were loaded down
with fried potatoes If you have neither closet
nor wardrobe and there not enough clothes
hooks in your bed room, stretch clothes line on
your roof all In the interest of your neighbours
nostrils. Don't hang your overcoat up in the
kitchen.
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ana that all work for thu city be done d;ractlv
hour day. ~ '"o ieeai e'gnt-
nelson was nominated on the first ballot and
" an overwhelming majority. He is an ron
lnoiaer oy trade and native of Wisconsin. The
nosement In his favor was kept a profound
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28

I.n,vs who. nv lack of sufficient exercise, are
oftan troublsd with dyspepsia, and all kinds OF
Indigestion, should make frequent use OF the
genuine ANGosrURA BiTTERs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28

the early part Of the month. Below is given
the number of cars received and forwarded at
this point in the week ending Feb. 26. as com
pared with that Of the corresponding weeks in
the years 1885 and 1886
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ending s p. NJ. Feb. 20, 1887 as furnished by Elliott
& Butler abstractors of titles. Room % Etna Build
ing:
John r. Wilson and vito to Hiram B.
Rowland lots D. G. and III. in Hiram
Howland's subdivision in Indianapolis. 100000
Alice f.. Evans and husband to Mary Il.
Danninburg, lot 10. in block 10, in
David S. Beaty's addition to Indianapo-
Theodore NJ Gowdy and wife to Augustus
Il, Mason part of lots / and =, III
square 70 in Indianapolis 4,666.60
Adnh Hartsock snd husband to George c.
Hartsock east half southwest quarter
section g township 16 north, OF range
:John FL Stewart and wife to Oliver P.
Mel leland lot IL, in Caven's subdvis-
ion Of part of lots and q in John.
sons heirs addition to Indianapolis: ooo.oo
Josephine Peltier and husband to August
Rarehort lot 8, in J. II. kappess sub
division Of lots IS. Ia, Is and LIZ. in 3.
+. Morriss addition to indianapolis. 9oo.oo
c....o.,.o. e. con alteration. ........ S., 50666
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-28

BoILs, sores and ulcers indicate bad state Of
the blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla .eradcates all
foul humors
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending p NJ. Feb 20, 1887, furnished by Elliott
& Butler abstractors of titles. Room % Etna Build
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-25

Gng,i. waiuut> i>c. Braluuu's llc. cocoanuts
'"n III per &c., pecau> Nc per 30.
OArS-FrOm wagon. SIC.
oranges Florida. pct box, - l5II I'D biol,
2 Mr'slnh !; \aitucia, cases ~ S1NJ1 49,
,,NlvN~--I Choice western 50 ,SD3's per 70.
EANJr--Ipuucs-oe red. bigc per TO-
forATuE~-NcW hl per hushcl:
POULTRY THROWN fowls. mixed, s. Ot12 81;
turkey s. - 70 per dozen; spring chickens.
rorAsH-.,auued: Bahbut'. ca.e, 2o0. do
w ; ID American idpl $50, Greenwich iduz
-, util hampton b dos 30.
fEACHkS--~lictdb iea7c.
Professionalism fbis s. do 5O.is boxes 81;
eNHpututed, A-ih lbdil JU-ih, l2Gljc.
kAisiNs-Calitornia- London layer, = so
RfcE-rrimc tochoice, H.aec.
kotE'-Si>oI giucu basis l2'4c per n.cottou
S9pA.Bcarb in kegs, p4@,c per 10; LIN
package; 94@ec, s.,l soda. "a use.
salt Michigan Hat hoops, 80 per bhl
Michigan dairy. s. -.
SUGAt-~taulard, graduated, 7c, cut
lo"i .94ci powdered. sc; new crop, white
cihtihed' uA4c' fancy yellow, clarified, o. ~
cnolce do, hgc. choice brown, hci prime to
. choice seconds. 5,c
ssA Sni.; French, sl3 -; american, %.
SrAHtH-kuN3L gloss, blac; IN boxes Sc;
'-lh, ~; N, tc; bulk, ic Pearl, $40
SAUEk kkAtI--t1 - per y hhl.
Tdoi drop b1 per haE buck ] N'.
IEA9-O uupuwdcr jjGi0c per 10; Imperial
iVH"Vci pulong, a1d.Nc.
ruHNcco ASH SNufF-SHudard plug ma.
Nlcs' dFtHc per n. bright 1-uZ. twist S,Nlc
li-ln plug, -tHtlc; smoking, assorted stan
dnrd goods, i3D5ic Suuii CARROTS b-ul
BOTTLES, ell - per box do. l.o1 BOTTLES, e.
nalph b-uA bottles, $40 j"i do. 'g.uI. buNc,
LNllow--3a} p , per 70.
WlNk~-Hig u wines, 81 IS.
WliEAI->i tu $50 per bu~hcn
ooh-Mcdiuul, D. months. 2Ic, One.
months, l>.s Ni''; months. "dl>.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-25


ArrLt7 Alden process, cvaporni"d lnlqc;
No. ] Sliced &c; bright quarters nos.
BRAS To Jobbcrs Mt mills, sacked NC r.
cwt.
RrrrEG-lJG.Oc per n.
BACuN short clcnr smoked 80; break
fast bacon, loh huns, ~
BEASs-C California, In bags, - iGic, Lima,
IN sacks, ne higher northern hand picked, ic.
BAKING PUWDER--Dr. Prices and ROYAL
brands, son. g -; l2-oz., 81 2la-lbs r. IN,
ON" spoon @-ol', zoe; ton, 7'c; a-oz 10; l-lb
BLulNG-In bags 6oc g doz, 1 on. liquid SIC,
pints 75c
BEEswAX-Texas product l5nl7c & 10.
/ BRooMs-Nu fancy broom 81 ~ u do 81 -,
| pnrlor g.. 3 string green straw g. -, 3 string
| yellow 81 ~, string green s. D. string yei-
/ low s.
| BtUpING acknowledgement lime 81 -
per hhl I'm bulk 81 30. Plastcrlng latns g. hi
per NJ. GOAT hair 'm per bn; Cement Roes-
cudale g. per Dbl Louisville g. ~, English
/ Portland $40 Michigan plaster 1875. Win
dow glass To- OIL list price.
/ Cousin the shuck, GHG6jc.
| White, in sacks of Is lbs, 60;
cream meal, Suc
CARNAGE California, 5000 / n 10.
CANMK6 99 c, 3is cans sa25 per
slGl %; strawberries, 2ib 81 ~; gooscberrlcs,
/ an Sl0ll 20. TH~pherrics. 2ih 81 SBdl -: whor-
| llchcrries, 81 25al -: corn, uppdr Ten 81 40,
/ Winslow,s so; Pride fthe West 81 -; Jer-
CRACK fRs-No. / Y Sc z, n. mob X 5g%c
cream soda Sgdaec, Excelsior &c. ginger snap
7 no, y y 500 ltlIlOh cIehlh 40 SIC, cakes
Jumhles l1gc knicknacks l2c, alphabets
cartoons lOl5C.
CorfFf-choIoc rio, BE; prime, 20; fair
So: Dllworth, 9Ul9c' Ariosn, ~ ,c.
I CHEEsE-Bndger state, IKE
4 COAL OIL--Eupon IN hbls 2sc y gal, In 2-5
cans e. 10; Brilliant in bhs lSc r gal, In 2-l
cans g. ~, gnl cans g. et; gasoline g. ~,
GASDIES-Fliut, N;tsLgc,
/ CANpLEs-lWulc q NJ.
CtpER-Mott's Hair barrel, 81 I@i ~;
bbls 81 weG7 -; Price ~ Lucus', :. -bbl siGl -.
bhls, GH7.
CCknANrs In bbl. &c p N. halr-hol- ,.c
h-ih boxes 1laHNc.
+ pArEs-l0o q n.
EGGS-Dull ht >dl0c.
FLoUK-Local mill, quote ma car-lond lois
First patent s. NJ, second patent g. 80, fancy
family g. ~ family - =, low grades e. 10
seco al patent - %, extra family, - "a, COM
mon 20.
FuEL-Coal, delivered At yard, western
g.: eastern, slipper ton cord wood, 40.
GREEN FKUITs-Lemons fiGii ger box
Messinca, .aOiu case, 40 N; ~ IN case, I.
Oranges $ja6. Bananas g. DNGa pl cr bunch
GRAHAM FLoUK-Percwt. - ~,
/ GEIr--Prr hbl - %.
HAl-New Texos prairie, 81 pert ton.
HoMINl-rtr brl, 81 -.
Observation-Disclosures Gllc N.
HIDES 80 dry flint 2U-lbs. or over, he; 81
do. 100; 80 dry niul under guns l4c; so.
do. 90; dry, badly damaged aud bun hides, va
Sc No. ! green sailed, hc >, Sc; No. green
butcher hdc-, be-; 80. ., oc; sheep skins, 2Oa60C
/ ouch: slctiiug-, lutl5c.
LARp-Renued iu tlerces &C. per 10; i0-lt
cans &C.; &-lh 'c; lo-lhs'aci ''lb N'2c 3-il
LYE-Americau eases, doa each, % 10
Greenwich, dor, 81 55i Philadelphia, I doz
LEATHER-No ! oak harness Louisville
Sic; No. 2 do, SIC; No, do. ohio, $50 No.
Do Bic; No. hcnock, &c; No. do 3lci No
! nravy OAK trace. tsc; No hrmlock sklrtlng
No do, S5c 40. city sklrting, sc, No.
10, @', 30, California, flci 40 90 81"
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,,tarrh 10 Consumption,

IL. destructive force stands mex
,nuab,edly leads on to consumption
doa'.,oen.artlst those afflicted wiz
io,, should not make 1t tie OBJ
d , ,,se. to rlithemselvcs of 1t. De.
'h c,ncoctcd by ignorant pre.
nsu ,,..i knowledge have weakened
y ne . y a Great majority OF sufferers
isu, ,..l remedies, They become re-
'' '''' of misery rather than torture
7, W. doubtful palliatiNes.
l,ss ", ,s or DO Catatrh must he
VII ~. ~ and cpmbatted with all our
,reiy sst ,eses the disease has as.
10 msn'. symp,ums. The bones and
,saee', nose, the ORGANS Of hearing.
u ',s. ,isting 80 affected 50 as To be
1 ADJ -ta 40 elongated. the throat SO
BE- H',,,ttated as tu produce a con
'uu..rr.-iuk cough
iHs...{'cal cure meets every phase of
u hsu .i,rple head cold TO Tie most
'fom ADDRESSING stages IL j. local
1e sll nstast I'm relieving, per.
! 80. NM .afr, ,cOnUm cal and never
$500. contains one bottle OF the
'.'s, oa BOX catarrhal solvent. and
.lig' Inhaler. with treatise price l..
wen r,IG a CHEMiCAL Co" Boston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-25

Gabort Bros, the Tailors are re-.
coiving spring and summer goods
OF latest and finest patterns. The
young man who orders new suit
without calling on them makes miss.
Ihey are doingA rnttling bn.iness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-25
VJDNEY PAINS

V-I mat WUhTY, ITVItFs VI LVHV'
Ann.etIou ever present with those
y naamcd Kidneys, weak back
l 9ti1lu.. aching hips aud sides,
" a. aoruuut by disease, debility or
u ", relieved In one minute. and
}, Hbv the tuticura Nnti-pnin
t-E.9r original. elegant and inflli
Ut E, raiu and inflammation. At all
go Ave for ~ or u. Potter Drug
ka.,w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-25

Handle cemcnt-. lime, tile. etc. Il
you need any sec them, they have the
largest and best selected stock OF
lumber, shingles. doors, sash blinds
in central Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-25

Delivered daily i'll quantities of
10 cents and upwards, sack.
ed tor shipment Make season con-
tracts with John Farley
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Queuch your thirst, drink famous
at the old corner.
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Proposed Amendments 10 Inetons,Iu-
don Passed by the CON Lc.i>-

40 IT, I H. J. K. 80. Joint resolution I,
amend section 20 OF article 10 of the
state constitution.
section Bc ItfesOlygd hy the lrgiSlatur,
oiiAe state OF lGNhS. That section @OofnrtI
Gle 10 of the constitution DO 80 amended u- III
read as follows, to-WIt.
section .. The manufacture, sale and OK,
ohangc of intoxicating liquors, except for
medical, mechanical sac'Hmenthl. aud sclrn
,hc PURPOSES, II hereby prohibited iu tie
state OF Texas. Tho legislature shall, M tht
hrt session held after the adoption of IA,
amendment enact necessary iRws to put this
pro isiOu into ctluCt.
section .. The foregoing constitutional
amendment >haIi besubmittod 10 n vote Of the
qualified electors Of the state of ToNas AT a.
election 10 be held for that purpose on the first
Thursday In August lsS7, NJ which election nj
voters favOring said proposed amendment
shall have written ur printed on their ballots
" For stat" pruhihtiou,' uud those voting
against SAID amendment shall huN,
written ut printed un thoir hullut-
Against state Prohibition The gouernoi
ofthe state s hereby directed to issue The ne.
cessary publication for sad election undor thr
existing election Avs ~ the state
Approved, March T. l-s7
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Y p.
isa,urc OF February IL. ISIS. entitled An Act
toesthli,h Inv university " Texas, shall
MOI be included In or constitute part OF the
permanent university fund.
sc,uou2 The lotc-p.ng amendment shall
be submitted 90 u vote of the qualified ri'c-
d. 4 for That purpose on th' d-st lhur-day ia
Aygust. isN- at which election Clue voters ta-
vorius tIi- urulmcnt ,haI nave wrttcn ct
the amenimcn' To- article ANA Hose op-
posed 'u" verbs "Agsinst the amendment ~
.riiG.y The governor of tac -'aic Is hctc.
by directed to .,suc thr necessary proclema-
ION tor s0di election under tho laws %, tA.
state.
Approved March 2, l,s7.
80. Sci, $. J.K 80. BIZ Joint resolution
proposing Oh, .uhmissiou 90 All amendment Co.
5 ction " Articles. oi tAc constitution ~ She
state NJ ivNHs.
section rct resolved hy Ir legislature
Of tho STATE of lcNa.. that section o. articles
~ ti' constitution oftuc state of TvNas. be- 50
amended as hereafter totcai ~ follow
ARTICLE EIGHT.
section d. lhr Legislature shall provide for
tuc asses. mcut AMI collection II Sat, aud
county YES upon all sub Get 10 taxation sit
rricI il uuorgani I'd counties Provided
taHt such uuotgaulf couut,- shall MOI Ice
Mlci To rn! Tor pubic improvements In tuc
9fH9,ni.en, county ". ''cA they ue attached
se,tou2 Bc it mftuur resolved. that tie
above ana tor sulug amendment to the con-.
sdt"uonm he state ot TcNu. I've submitted
purpu.' to ucloll OH tIc 'ut.t IIgr.i,y ",
Angus. A. o. I~s. aud ur Eo, NOR ofr,xns
Is h,u" authort r' i..u, D. proclaim
tiuu iHUf tor IA uur.liuE tOluN
Approved April lNsr
30 o. ~. Il. ~. D.. join, resolution to
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LoNpoN. MAY 2t-Cou,ol, closed Il 3-io
for money; tar SILVER, 49, %.
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ST LOUIS, May 2i--The National stock
yards reports:
Cattle receipts, }rJ; shipments, sJ. Market
ruled easier. Choice heavy native steers,
4 -; butcher steers, iair To- choice, Jtgi ? ;
feeders, fair 20 good lOG ~; stockers, iar
TO good, OYG3 10; Texans, common grass 10
good cornfed, lDGi TO-
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LINERpooL COTTON


LIVERPOOL sFurS-Sl1HI REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. May 2i--~pot cotton closed
Iuict and unchanged.
TotW s,lcs, 500 bales; American, $3.50
bales. Imports, bales, American,
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m. j. K. No la.l Joint resolution 70
amend lection ~ OF article q of nae

amend section ~ OF .lce 3, of the
constitution II the state OF leNas,
section l. be II resolved hy hc legislature
ui INC state of Texas That section ~, ol ar
icie1, Of the constitution Of 'Ar state of les A.
bee 70 umcuIola a. 10 read AS follows. io-Wlt
section H. IT'S hereby declared lhut all
lands aud other property heretofore SGT tp 1T
and appropriated for tAe establishment and
maintenance Of the university Of IcNH., to-
sethrr with al The principal Of the proceed oi
sales of the same herctui re made or her after
to tc made, ~ all grants. donations, and ap-
lfpprlations that may hereafter bee made by
tIlr stat OF loAus, or from any other source.
,uali constitute and become permanent uui-
y,rsily fund. Aud the same A. realized .nd
.ecciyed iutO ihe treasury ~ the state toReth.
q. With such -um bciousiug 10 thc fund ,
may now be- IN the treasury, shall be Invested
in bOuls Of the United states, tht tate OF
TeNhs. tho cOuntio. In said tate, or In such
other securities AMI under such restrictions AZ
may be prescribed by las. and the tate shall
De- reHpop ,lble iOT all Investments And II
the Interest accru.nP thereon bha b' sub Get
10 APPROXIMATION by the Legislature 70 accom-
pIirh tie purpose declared In the foregoing
sect on. Provided, That tho One.teuth Of the
aItet ate sections Of the lands granted ~ rail
ROADS reserved by the state, which were rel
apart and Appropriated - the establishment
o. the uniYefsly VI Texas by all act OF the leg
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
COTTON.


GALVESTON. Nuy 2i-The following Is a
oinptptiNo statement OF cotton receipts at
I'll Rprfa .ffN.us
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-18
ENFORCING AN OBSOLETE LAW.
How the Order of the Commission
ers Was Carried Out In WASH
ington Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE order of the
Commissioners, based on the obsolete stat
ute directing the closing of nearly all places
of business. went into effect this morning,
and was generally observed except in few
matters upon which published interviews in
dicated a difference of opinion between the
municipal authorities. There were several
dealers however, especially in the down
town districts, who kept open, and announc-
ed their intention to test the law. The de-
livery of milk, bread, ice and articles previ-
ously purchased, the orders said would not
be interfered with, nor would eating houses
be closed provided the bars, if any, were
closed and separated from the restaurant.
The liquor men are believed to have, in near
ly every instance, obeyed the order, although
the police report one or two violations. The
cigar stores were closed with the exception
of few places where the owners informed
the police they desired to test the law. All
OF the confectiOners were scl0sed, and no
hacks were to be seen on the street. The OBJ
seryance of order as regards drug stores and
news stands was much less general. A few
Of the hotels, notably the Riggs House and
Ebbitt House, refused to serve guests with
wine at their meals, but this practice did not
generally prevail. The police did not arrest
those whom they detected evading the law,
but reported the fact to their superior, and it
is understood warrants will be issued to-
morrow for the arrest of these.